Hudson Bay High School - Aquila Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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Aquilifer Zhrows Orgy Emperor, Mike Olin Scribo, Doug Whitlock First Consul, Hal Dygert Latin Club provided an opportunity for interested Latin students to combine fun with learning about Rome, other than just language. The year started out with the elections and Mike Olin was chosen Emper- or in a very democratic election. Also elected to help Mike were Hal Dygert, Larry Shaw, Margo Paulson, and Doug Whitlock. The November meeting was A Trip to Rome.” Mr. Donovan showed his slides of his trip to the Italian city. In January, Dr. Frederic Peachy, a Latin professor at Reed, spoke on the Latin language. Roman Coins was the subject of the February meeting as Father Martin Pollard, a Benedictine Monk from Mt. Angel Abbey, gave an interesting talk. He illustrated his speech with examples of ancient coins. At the banquet, with exquisite decorations by Doug McLardy, everyone ate barbecued chicken and dined on grape juice and Caesar Salad. Prizes were presented for the best costumes and entertaining skits were provided by the fourth year class. Second Consul, lorry Shaw Quaestor. Margo Paulson Professor Frederic Pecchy, Reed College, is welcomed by Mr. Donovan, Co-adviser, and Mike Olin, Emperor. Costume winners show their attributes. Mr. Clow, Co-advisor Mr. Donovan, Co-advisor 55

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Treasurer. Dick Swofford Vice President. Kitty Russell $gf.-at-Arms. Mol Jewell President, George Eaton Secretory, Art DeBusschore 'Deutsche Qroup Molds Picnic Mr. Leitner's rousing Deutsche Groupe began their club activities in the fall with an informative talk by Sharon Bouma, a Fort Vancouver High School graduate, about her year at Victoria Luisa Schule—a girls' school in Hammeln, Germany. At the same meeting George Eaton, Kitty Russell, Dick Swofford, Art DeBusschere, and Mel Jewell were elected as the club's 63-64 officers. In January, German students rushed eagerly to Herr Swofford, Der Treasurer, to pay their dues so they could attend the enormously success- ful Deutsche Potluck. After the meal their tenderhearted treasurer offered to help all the girls wash the dishes! IRC and the German Club joined in the fun of a picnic at Lewisville Park on May 23, '64. After wieners and pop, Dudley Drier and several others removed the toilet tissue from their cars and drove off into the dark, and Kitty Russell and her car full of girls drove off into the ditch. After a final chorus of Deutschland Uber Alles the club adjourned for the summer. That little ole bottle-opener ME! I wanno turn on the tctcr-toterl 54

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